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Old 05-22-2009, 01:18 AM
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What I liked:
1. They kept details like John Conner's wife and kid intact. Kyle Reese must survive... kinda a throw back to the theme behind the first 3, must save one to save future...
2. Great action scenes, even CGIArnold's was fun at least.
3. Loved how they showed the T-800 T-600, Moto, Walking, Flying, Swimming units.

What I did not like:
1. Why put a face on Skynet, that was really really lame, but I guess necessary... how else would they show what Marcus really was this whole time? (His purpose as a new infiltrator unit...)
2. Why did Marcus have an organic heart? Did Arnold have one in the first 3? To keep his skin alive is my only thought... or maybe the heart was needed to keep the human brain in Marcus alive so that he could show compassion and reasoning? Can that not be programmed though?

Someone needs to make a Terminator real time strategy game. Like Warcraft, Starcraft, etc... That could be fun if made correctly with good missions set in the time right after judgment day. The first few missions could be you as John Conner rounding up and recovering what is left of the humans then as the missions progress, establishing bases and leading attacks and rescues. There could be a Terminator side of the game where you are Skynet and you are hunting down humans and well you get the point!

Obviously future movies are coming, at least it is set up well that way. They could show us how Skynet develops time travel and the T-1000 and T-X models. I guess this means humanity is still going to have a long long fight with Skynet....
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